10-Pack of Obukucha with a Set of Gift Bags and Guides (Gift wrap not available)
10-Pack of Obukucha with a Set of Gift Bags and Guides (Gift wrap not available)
10-Pack of Obukucha with a Set of Gift Bags and Guides (Gift wrap not available)
10-Pack of Obukucha with a Set of Gift Bags and Guides (Gift wrap not available)
10-Pack of Obukucha with a Set of Gift Bags and Guides (Gift wrap not available)
10-Pack of Obukucha with a Set of Gift Bags and Guides (Gift wrap not available)
10-Pack of Obukucha with a Set of Gift Bags and Guides (Gift wrap not available)

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10-Pack of Obukucha with a Set of Gift Bags and Guides (Gift wrap not available)

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Great for gift-giving during the New Year period!
Includes traditional holiday tea and gift bags!

Obukucha is a convenient tea to stock up on, both for personal use and to hand out to people. Traditionally drunk for good luck during the New Year period, it makes a great holiday gift. This set includes bags that can be used when presenting it as the gift.




What kind of gift is it?

When the New Year arrives, it’s time for Obukucha! The light flavour means that nearly everyone likes it. It's useful as a gift for someone with unknown preferences. As a present, it has the additional merit of conveying your wishes for good health. These compact 100g bags make particularly good small gifts for passing out during the year-end and New Year period.

How does it taste?

This tea has a light but refined flavour, and a refreshing fragrance combined with a slight aroma of roasted rice.

How/when to enjoy it?

As soon as you get up, prepare piping hot Obukucha to bring out the fragrance and aroma. It's a good tea for waking you up. The flavour doesn't linger long, so the tea does a great job in a supporting role for any meal. It's the first tea that comes to mind at this time of year, regardless of the occasion.

Who do Ippodo staff give it to?

This set is very useful as a small gift to take when invited to a gathering towards the end of the year. Children who don't like bitter or sharp drinks will still enjoy these teas. It's a good choice for times when families get together.

  • The Story of Obukucha

    Obukucha which means "Good Fortune Tea," is an auspicious tea enjoyed around New Year’s.
    The tradition of enjoying Obukucha goes back 1000 years. In 951, a serious epidemic swept through Kyoto. In an effort to relieve the suffering, a Buddhist priest distributed tea to the people. It is said that the emperor ushered in the New Year with a special cup of tea that year. Ever since, it has been a Japanese tradition to drink Obukucha with loved ones for good fortune in the new year.

  • Ippodo's Obukucha is a special blend of genmaicha

  • Serve it at get-togethers

  • Have it during casual meals

  • Piping hot tea is a good meal

Specs
  • 10-Pack of Obukucha with a Set of Gift Bags and Guides (Gift wrap not available)
  • Contents :
    - Obukucha 100g Bags x10
    Shelf life: 180 days
    Ingredients: Green tea(Japan), Rosted rice (Japan)
    - Paper Bag x 10
    Size: 18.0×10.0×22.0cm
    - Leaflet: A bilingual Japanese-English guide x 10
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